What is the method called where over-allocated and under-allocated amounts are distributed to the ending balance of finished goods inventory?

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Explanation

The proration method involves allocating any over- or under-applied amounts proportionally to the ending balances of finished goods inventory, work in process, and cost of goods sold to ensure accurate cost reporting.

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What is the method called where over-allocated and under-allocated amounts are distributed to the ending balance of finished goods inventory?

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